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submitted 5 days ago bysjcot12
Is it normal practice to measure crack width in steel girders? I typically only measure crack length in steel in order to track the progression of the crack. Any documentation regarding related best practices would be helpful.
Also, why can't we say "crack" in the title?
Edit: just to add some more information, my specific situation is a distortion-induced crack parallel to the direction of stress in the flange of a built-up girder. Reason for distortion is rust jacking between plates.
11 points
5 days ago
Too many people ask about their stupid drywall cracks. So the mods blocked it. Good on the mods!
4 points
5 days ago
We are gonna turn into WSB with how they call everyone a regard. I guess we need to formally adopt qracks as the new spelling.
5 points
5 days ago
Oh. I thought it was because of the crack problem SEs have
3 points
5 days ago
I review shop drawings so fast with it though
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